Harmonbrothers.com Website Review

our ads have been seen over 1 billion times and have driven over $300 million of revenue. views are cu*ulative across all versions on facebook and youtu*e we’ve pioneered the combination of two disparate worlds: brand advertising and infomercials. although we have marketed many different products and services, in various industries, we have found that our methods lend themselves best to products and services that fit the following criteria: squatty potty saw what we did for poo pourri and figured if anyone can make it okay to talk about the colon it was harmon brothers: the purple video that turned an entire industry on its head. harmon brothers designed the purple brand and launched the campaign that is turning the $18b mattress industry on its head: harmon brothers designed the purple brand and launched the campaign that is turning the $18b mattress industry on its head:. “purple's clever egg test racks up online views, wins fans”. the video that produced results so quickly it required a restructuring of the supply chain camp chef needed a unique angle to release their woodwind grill into a quickly growing space. harmon brothers didn't stop there: camp chef needed a unique angle to release their woodwind grill into a quickly growing space. harmon brothers didn't stop there: the most shared political ad in the history of social media outperformed any political campaign video ever: including anything by trump, clinton, bernie, or obama created an iconic character and family situation that resonated with millions of women across the country, driving brand recognition and created an iconic character and family situation that resonated with millions of women across the country, driving brand recognition and poopourri came to harmon brothers with the objective of turning a poo product into a dinner-table conversation across america: business schools across the world use this campaign as a case study. neal and jeff harmon co-founded orabrush with dr. bob wagstaff. this is the campaign that started it all: